2 cyclists killed in crash with car in Putrajaya
Police say the car crashed into the two men while changing lanes, and that the victims were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Greater autonomy can help ease shortage of specialists, say doctors
Medical fraternity says greater workforce autonomy is a positive step, but issues such as the lack of trainers, low retention and poor working conditions must also be addressed.
‘Datuk’ govt agency chairman in Penang nabbed
He was among five arrested by MACC over alleged abuse of power in the sale of eight plots of land at below market value.
Allow GST’s tax refund for business-to-business deals, govt told
A tax expert and an economist say this would stop taxes from piling up before goods and services reach consumers with higher costs.
591 schools in S’wak closed, Serian’s air quality ‘very unhealthy’
The air pollutant index in eight other districts stands at an unhealthy level as the haze caused by forest and land fires in Kalimantan worsens.
Elderly woman, son and grandchild die in early morning blaze
Neighbour says the late Nurul Asyiqin Alinor, 29, went back into the burning house in hopes of rescuing her grandmother and uncle.
Real benefits better at winning votes than probes, says analyst
Academic Tawfik Yaakub says investigating agencies such as Felda and TH will have little impact on the sentiment of Malay voters.
BN will be of no help in PAS’s quest to win Selangor, says analyst
Azmi Hassan says BN will not be able to replace Bersatu and the role that the party played in helping PN make inroads in the last state election.
Independent review needed on US transshipment claims, says shipping CEO
Maritime Network Sdn Bhd CEO R Jeyenderan says a fact-based review could help address questions about the movement and origin of goods exported through Malaysia.
Education authorities ordered to expedite probe into teen’s death
Education minister Fadhlina Sidek says matters of public concern, including bullying and racial taunts, must be addressed promptly.